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Darren Daulton
1962 - 2017
Darren Daulton
1962 - 2017
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BORN
1962
DIED
2017
Darren Daulton Obituary
Daulton, who had brain cancer, was 55.
Also known as Dutch, Daulton was diagnosed with cancer four years ago.
The former three-time All-Star, a right-hander who batted left, was known for his run production. He had 588 career RBI.
Daulton was named an All-Star in 1992, 1993, and 1995.
He won the Silver Slugger Award in 1992 after leading the National League in RBI with 109.
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He was born Jan. 3, 1962, in Arkansas City, Kansas.
The Phillies shared their condolences via social media. “We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of 1993 NL Champion and Phillies Wall of Fame catcher Darren Daulton,” the team wrote in a Twitter post. The tweet was accompanied by a photo of Daulton in his Phillies uniform and catcher’s mask.
Former Philadelphia Eagles Pro Bowl linebacker Seth Joyner tweeted, “RIP Dutch, it’s been my pleasure to know you my friend! I will see you on the other side! #Peace&Love #Philadelphia #Phillies”
John Kruk, one of Daulton’s former teammates with the Phillies, recalled in an interview that former Marlins skipper Jim Leyland told him that Daulton was the linchpin in the team’s World Series win.
“He told me when Dutch stepped in that locker room everyone on that team looked at him and said, ‘There’s our leader,’” Kruk said. “He had so much respect from the league that when he went to Florida they knew they were getting a guy you can lean on. I know Jim said it made his job a lot easier.”
He was married three times, to Lynne Austin from 1989 to 1995, to Nicole Garcia from 1995 to 2004, and Amanda Dick from 2013 until his death. All three survive him.
He is also survived by four children, Summer Daulton, Savannah Daulton, Zachary Daulton, and Darren Daulton II.
122 Entries
Drema Pearson
November 2, 2024
I was thinking about you tonight Darren. I wish I could have thanked you for always giving me your batting gloves & sweatbands in Atlanta. I still have them 32 years later & my autographed balls and cards. Who knows maybe one day we will see each other again and I can say Thank You. You will never be forgotten Dutch. Xoxo Drema.
George
June 16, 2024
I'd built the townhouse where he'd lived for a while at 19th & Porter sts in South Philly. I had no idea how serious his situation was at the time. RIP, Dutch
Sandi Cole
April 24, 2023
Dutch was my favorite Philly ever! I was lucky enough to tell him that, in person on a meet & greet. He was Much too young. I am a 2x cancer survivor. So let me just say, cancer sucks. Forever in our hearts. ❤
July 20, 2019
In memory of 1997 World Series champ and ex-Phillies catcher Darren Daulton.
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DIANE HASTINGS
November 27, 2017
THE BEST 1 I LIKE IN THE GAMES HE IS GOING TO BE MISS , FROM DIANE H
Robin Kedzierski
September 2, 2017
I would like to send my sincere condolences to you and your family, Darren was to young, I know that you've been through so much with this terrible disease. My sister also lost her life to brain cancer.
I hope that the words at Isaiah 12:2 help you find strength and comfort at this time.
M D
August 29, 2017
I would like to express my deepest condolences to the family for their loss. I remember watching him as little kid when he played for the Phillies, he will always be remembered. May you find comfort and help in God during this time of mourning.
August 24, 2017
I met Darren "Dutch" Dalton several times at Spring training in Clearwater and when he came to the Marlins in 1997 to help them win a world championship.
Played the great the proper way, hard, tough, clutch hitter, gave 100 percent all the time.
He was also incredibly nice with fans. He always seemed to have time to chat, sign an item, make somebody's day better. He also had great cars, beautiful women all the time around him. He was funny, had a great love for life.
He will be missed not only as one of the greatest Philadelphia Phillies players but also as a wonderful caring giving person to his teammates, his respect for his coaches and managers, his good relationship with the press not easy in Philly, and his unique ability to connect with fans all over this country.
Sincerely, You left way too early but your time on this planet was very productive.
Sincerely,
Ira M. Katz
Plantation, Florida.
Ray & Nancy Joseph
August 20, 2017
Darren, Ray and I are going to mss you terribly. We've prayed so hard for your health. You were a legend on the field at the Phillies and off the field. I remember the day we met you. Love, kindness exuded from you instantly. We prayed this day would never come and now the stinging reality really makes it hard to understand. We love you so much and thank you for the great years of friendship you gave us. We so enjoyed meeting you at signings and always looked forward to seeing you again at parties. You will be so, so missed. A special soul like you comes around once in a lifetime, so happy we experienced the uniqueness of you. God bless and protect you always, till we all meet again❤
August 17, 2017
God Bless the Daulton family as Darren was one of my favorite players. I never had the opportunity to meet him, but read his stats regularly during his playing days, what a great player he was one of my idols
From an SF Giants Fan
Godspeed Darren
Erica Larson
August 15, 2017
You were my first baseball hero. I had all of your baseball cards. I wrote a letter to your home town chamber of commerce and it was forwarded to your mother back in 1989. She so graciously sent me a letter and several autographed photos and cards. I cherish those to this day. Darren Daulton, I watched you play for hours. You inspired me in my softball days like no other. Rest easy #10. There is only goodness and love where you are now. Thanks for the great memories!
Lisa
August 14, 2017
A beautiful soul who made Philly proud! You were as nice as you were handsome. RIP
Connie Campbell
August 14, 2017
Rest in Peace my Old Friend. I will always remember you as you were when we met so long ago in Reading. So thankful that God sent Amanda to you. You will always hold a little piece of my heart.
My family at a baseball game
Maryann Shikitino
August 13, 2017
I'm from South Philly and my team is the Phillies He was a very good player. He will be missed.. RIP Darren Daulton.. My kids and I will miss you..
esther fry
August 13, 2017
rest in peace you were a great guy that I enjoyed watching and loved dearly . u will be missed very much .my condolences to your family and friends.esther fry Palmerton pa may god b.e with the family
Ken Donnelly
August 12, 2017
God Bless You Darren, thank you for the greatest memories you gave my family. I will pray for your soul and your family. You were a great human being on this Earth, you are with Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ now, please say hello to my little brother Joe and my Dad who were big Phillies phans, they preceded you in Heaven.
God Speed Dutch ! R.I.P.
Deb Van Horn
August 12, 2017
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire Daulton family and close friends. May he find comfort and peace. May he always be our angel behind home plate. Gone but never forgotten.
Debbie Van Horn and son Ian
Nazareth, PA
Nancy
August 12, 2017
I am very sorry to read of the passing of such an influential individual as Mr. Daulton. I was always amazed by his work ethic on and off the field. He will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. May the love and memories you have for him sustain you at this sadden time as well as the days ahead. May the God of peace (Romans 15:33) be with his family at this sadden time.
Marisa
August 12, 2017
you were my hero. someone I could look up to and admire. thanks for making Phillies baseball fun to watch.
to your wife and children - may the memories of your husband and father comfort you
Andrea Krivanek
August 11, 2017
Dear Daulton family I'm so sorry for the lost of Darren Daulton. I loved to watch him play baseball with the Philadelphia Phillies.
Andrea
Denise Avallon
August 11, 2017
I met you in Cooperstown back in 2002. It was the weekend Harry Kalas was getting inducted into the Hall of Fame. You were so kind and down to earth..so appreciative of a few fans from Philly who were asking for a photo with you. Almost like it was YOUR pleasure, but BELIEVE Me it was ours.
Will miss that beautiful smile in and around Philly and North Wildwood. Rest in peace # 10.
Sharlene Seiger
August 11, 2017
Darren what a class act . Your leadership and charismatic personality warmed my heart. You fought but now you are a bright Angel. Prayers for your family and all of us who you made feel like family.
rip
Christian
August 10, 2017
My sincere condolences to the family and friends of Darren. Rest assured life is precious to our Creator. He promises to act in our behalf.
1 Corinthians 15:26
Mark Catlett
August 10, 2017
RIP Dutch, many an enjoyable Sunday afternoons watching you control that pitching staff or watching you stroll into second base knowing you had so much pain from the knees,,you were a warrior, you were the captain of that 93 ship, may our Lord watch over your family , your at peace God Rest Dutch!
Kristen
August 10, 2017
As a young girl I hated baseball...until one day I watched a game with my dad and "Dutch" came to the plate. A school girl crush turned into a love for baseball, for sports, and a way to bond with my dad. I still have every newspaper article printed about Darren and Game 7 of the '97 series on a VHS tape. I will be forever grateful for you opening up the door to me sharing so many great memories with my dad. Always a fighter, always unselfish and always a leader-my thoughts and prayers are with your family and While I am so sad you are gone too soon, I am happy you are at peace.
1993 ALS Auction ... my family and I were SO excited to meet you (and take a million pics) RIP, beautiful soul
Deborah Smoot
August 10, 2017
Tom Brennan
August 10, 2017
As a bartender of 30 plus years at Downeys Irish Pub on South St in Phila, I was so fortunate to be in Darren's company several times. What a gentleman in addition to such a great leader of men. Your contageous smile will be missed till we meet on the other side my friend! Name the only 4 catchers EVER to lead the league in RBI's?
Campanella, Bench, Carter, and that stud Darren Dalton in 1992 with 109 rbi's for our Fightin' Phils!
Patty
August 10, 2017
Will always remember that smile and your enthusiasm on the field. Brings back many memories for me. Rest in peace Darren.
August 10, 2017
Will always remember that smile. Rest In Peace Darren.
Yamilet B.
August 10, 2017
My heartfelt prayers that you may regain strength, comfort and peace through our Almighty Heavenly Father in these saddened moments. (Jer. 29:11) Darren has left a legacy of true inspiration through his many accomplishments during his lifetime.
Your fans forever
August 10, 2017
Our thoughts.. prayers and love are with all the family members and friends of Darren's through this difficult time. We were season ticket holders through the 90s.. as we thank you for being the best ..and allowing us to be part of the best years of baseball. Philadelphia loves you and thanks you!! We are glad you are now at peace and out of pain.. as you will always be our hero. Rest in peace.
August 10, 2017
Summer, Savannah, Zachary, Darren, Family,
So sorry to hear of the loss of your dear father. Our prayers are with your family at this difficult time. Talk to God who is the "Hearer" of prayer.
Teresa C
August 10, 2017
Our thoughts are with you and your family during this time of sorrow. God cares and he will comfort you Isaiah 51:12.
james hicks
August 9, 2017
Darren was an extrodinary baseball player for our Phila Phillies. There are many in the country who will deeply mourn his passing. As he was a life of service, love, compassion, and excellence. May he rest in peace James & Donna Hicks Allentown pa
Patrick Grant
August 9, 2017
I grew up a Phillies fan as a kid and endured many forgetful seasons. 1993 I was a senior in high school in Maryland, following the Phillies closely, mostly through various newspaper sports sections. I was the team leader in points for our County Champion track team that won just 4 meets the previous season and I drew a great deal of inspiration from the Phillies that season. By September I was a freshman on the campus of Saint Joe's University, now watching each game closely. I'll never forget the electric feeling I had when you lined a two run double off Greg Maddux with 2 outs in the 3rd inning of game 6. "This is really happening, we're gonna win," I just knew it at that moment. Its a time in my life I'll always remember fondly and to this day baseball is my favorite sport to watch. I've enjoyed reading the many insightful tributes to you in the press and feel very inspired by all the heart you shared with baseball and the charitable organizations you supported. I know your family and loved ones are proud of the legacy you left and I'm sure I'm just one of hundreds of thousands who you've touched in a positive way with the positive energy you gave in your life. God bless you Dutch. That ball is outtaaa hereeee.
August 9, 2017
My condolences to family and friends of one of the best Phillies I've had the privilege to watch play. May the God of all comfort provide you strength to endure. 2 Cor 1:4
Joan Maurer
August 9, 2017
RIP Darren. The memories will always make me smile. Sincerest condolences to the Daulton family.
Dottie Ward
August 9, 2017
Rest in peace and prays to your family. I'm glad I met you in person and got my picture taken with you. You were such a nice person.
Annmarie DePrisco
August 9, 2017
Rest in Peace Darrin Dalton. Thoughts & prayers for your family & friends. You will be truly missed by all.
Sue Wydra
August 9, 2017
What a career..what a plus to his team
and his teammates. RIP
Betty Cable
August 9, 2017
Darren, i miss you,I really enjoyed collecting your cards,i pray for you every day,every time i saw your mom and dad, i asked about you! i know your in a better place.!
August 9, 2017
Rest in Peace, Dutch. Thanks for the memories!
Paul Coffman
August 9, 2017
It's hard to accept you have left us but with that smile and good heart, God has a place for you already. May your family find peace at this time as your pain is no longer.
Kathleen Kramer-Liddy
August 9, 2017
To The Daulton Family: I give you my condolences on the passing of Darren. When I heard the news it did upset me. Darren's work ethic was absolutely unbelieveable to watch. I so enjoyed watching him play on the Phillies. My dad played professional baseball with the Philadelphia Athletics among other teams. My dad also scouted for the Phillies for 33 1/2 years. I am thankful my dad gave me the love of sports. I continue to root for the Phillies. Darren is no longer suffering & is in a much better place now. God Bless & Take Care. Sincerely, Kathleen Kramer Liddy
Dawn Smith
August 8, 2017
Rest in peace dutch we love you
Bruce/Dawn Beard
August 8, 2017
Rest in peace darren thanks for the good games of baseball thanks for being a team leader. May you fly with all the other angels. Deepest sympathy to the daulton family may god give you strength at this time.
Marsha Bierds
August 8, 2017
R.I.P. Dutch. You brought so much joy to the Philadelphia fans. Best catcher ever.
God bless you, your parents, brother, wife and children. You are a HUGE loss to your family, baseball family and fans. God speed.
Dawn Smith
August 8, 2017
Rest in peace darren you will be sadly missed. A wonderful person & exceptional ball player. Thanks for a great ball season 1994. Phillies season ticket holder
Kim Johnson
August 8, 2017
My all time favorite Phillie and MLB player. You were missed when you retired from baseball and will be forever missed. Always in the heart of your fans.condolences to your family, friends and those who knew you best.
Neil Cumming
August 8, 2017
ReSt in peace dutch met you with my son's at a signing made us feel like we knew you for years your definitely a player I would pay to see play thanks for the memories
Mike Wifler
August 8, 2017
Saddened to learn of the loss of Darren. He made baseball fun to watch and his zest for life a joy to behold. Condolences to the family.
Kim Hood
August 8, 2017
Darren you were the reason I watched the phillies games when I was a little kid. You were an amazing player. The phillies poster I have of you still hangs in my childhood room. R.I.P. You will be missed
John Reilly
August 8, 2017
In our many encounters over the years, I learned much from you. How to lead, how to forgive and be forgiven, and especially how to be a man's man! You lead the greatest Phils team of all time, and because of who you are, you have an entire family and culture behind you. As with all of us, my heart just hurts. But, it is very comforting to know that you are there now for all of us...and we are better because of it. Time to rest Dutch.
Jodi Edmonson
August 8, 2017
I am very sad to hear of the passing of Darren Daulton. It brings back memories of 1993, loving a team of misfits with grit and heart. Darren led the way. I saw him play at Three Rivers Stadium in 1994 & 1995 with my Dad, we came from Cleveland, Ohio. I played softball myself and my number was 10 before I even knew he existed. Still have his jersey hanging in my closet. Very great memories of my twenties following the Phillies and Darren Daulton.
My condolences to his family. Rest in Peace #10 <3
Heather Jones
August 8, 2017
I never met Dutch, but this hurts. Punched right in the gut hurt. Philadelphia lost one our most loved and respected sons. Dutch brought so much to our city. We are forever indebted to what he gave us. The electricity this city felt in of 93 may never happen again. Dutch was made that happen. This goes beyond the game what he did. Dutch, you were loved on and off the field. How lucky were we to have you! Rest in peace DD.
True Fan
August 8, 2017
Rest in peace. 1993 was the best!!!! Thanks for the memories. A true winner
Martha Voyzey
August 8, 2017
I always loved this special guy. He was such a good ballplayer and a good person. My condolences go out to his family. He will be solely missed by all and never forgotten.
gary dawson
August 8, 2017
Such a nice man and great player always asked me where I been when he didn't see me at veterans stadium I first met dutch at the ballpark when I was hired in 1993 by the Phillies game day staff that 93 team were my hero's all because of dutch rip buddy u made life fun for all of us u will be sorely missed
FOREVER A PHILLIE
PAT IRVIN
August 8, 2017
SIMPLY THE BEST THANKS DUTCH
Linda Ferrante
August 8, 2017
RIP
Jessica Dempsey
August 8, 2017
Darren was the reason I became a Phillies fan. I loved watching him as a kid and he became my all time favorite player. I'm extremely sad that he's no longer with us, but the memories of him playing, specially in 1993 will forever be imprinted in my mind. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends, us phillies fans are grieving along with you.
Meeting Dutch!
Linda Sullivan
August 8, 2017
Forever my favorite Phillies player. Your leadership skills were phenomenal. It was a very rare sight to see you lose your cool with an umpire or charge the mound. When you did it was understandable and exciting because it so rarely happened. I am one of the lucky fans who met you off the ballfield and you were just as much a gentleman off the field as on. I will forever miss my #10.
Grace Faiella
August 8, 2017
YOU WERE MY FAVORITE PLAYER. I'M SO SAD TO KNOW YOU WON'T BE AT CBP ANYMORE.
GOD BLESS YOU AND MAY YOU REST FOR ETERNITY.
CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY OF THIS ICON.
August 8, 2017
RIP, you were the good guy on the 93 team;We saw you in spring training and many games that year and the next. God bless you.Jane and Chuck Wolf of Phila Pa
Captain of the Wild Bunch
Kevin Murley
August 8, 2017
Few things have touched me and stuck in my mind like the 1993 Phillies. Darren Daulton was a big reason for that. He was always in my top five favorite Phillies. I have been a Phillies fan my whole life. I have missed Dutch since he quit playing, and now even more.
My condolences to friends, family and everyone else related to this wonderful man in any way. He is greatly missed.
Attached is a photo of my favorite shirt. I wore this shirt so proudly. It is a little worn. The picture isn't the exact shirt but the same picture. R.I.P. Dutch! Go Phillies. Make next year count for number 10, Worst to First again!
Lynn Colombo
August 8, 2017
We at the Innisbrook Fitness Center knew Darren and Amanda, we loved seeing them come in and work out.
You will be missed very much. My prayers to the rest of your family
The Innisbrook Fitness Team
August 8, 2017
Eternal peace
Sally Campitelli
August 8, 2017
Darren started my love of baseball and the Phillies. You always gave 200%. Your leadership took the Phils to the WS and you earned your ring with the Marlins because of your work ethic and leadership. I'm so sad you passed, much too young. Your fighting spirit was admirable. I'll miss seeing your beautiful smile. My deepest sympathy to your wife, parents and children and your countless baseball buddies and friends. It was a privilege watching you play the game you loved so much. I know you are with your Phillies in heaven that have gone before you, talking baseball. Rest easy Dutch. Miss you
Jason Leaper
August 7, 2017
First and foremost my sincere condolences to the Daulton family you've lost a son, father. husband friend and now a Phillies Legend. He was and will always be a forever remembered for his talent on the field his leadership in the clubhouse and his uncanny smile and ability to connect with the everyday people he met where ever he was on any given day. He was truly the epitome of what a Man should be. I was a catcher myself when I was younger and while my playing days were over I was as passionate about baseball as he was. He always gave 100% . I admired his grit and toughness and when I seen him play I could relive all the great feelings and emotions I experienced . It was thrilling to see him throw out a runner while stealing it was just as exciting to see him get a clutch RBI too. I've never heard anyone ever talk bad about him . Each story i have heard over the past day have all been great. Just like Dutch. Having lost my grandfather to double brain tumors and watching him fight as hard and tough as he could it's extremely painful to see how incredibly fast this disease can consume all but our faith that he's finally in a much better place. May we all rejoice in the wonderful memories that we can share while in this time of mourning and grief. It's the only way to get over the anger of a life taken way too soon. God speed Dutch . May your spirit and soul carry on and your Legacy be as big as your heart smile and Legend.
Bart White
August 7, 2017
Dutch, you were my childhood. You made watching and playing baseball fun. Thank you.
My condolences to the Daulton Family. Your grief is immense, but so are you love and memories. Love and memories win in the end. They never disappear.
Sincerely,
Bart White
Marsha Loversky
August 7, 2017
I knew Darren from Wichita where he would hang when home visiting Ark City. He was kind and sweet and funny. After I moved to Atlanta, I was able to spend time with him when the Phillies played the Braves. A good guy gone way too soon. Rest in peace.
Kathleen Pennypacker
August 7, 2017
So glad I got the chance to meet you on this earth.
What I will remember is your beautiful smile.
Thank you for turning this city upside down with your bat and your glove and leadership.
Rest in peace Dutch. You will always have a special place in my heart and memory.
I hope you are raising a glass with Tug and Vouch.
Countryside Christian Academy Staff
August 7, 2017
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Andrea Krivanek
August 7, 2017
Dear Daulton family
I'm sorry to hear of the passing of Daren Daulton. I watched him with the Philadelphia Phillies.
Joe Surina
August 7, 2017
Best catcher the Phillis ever had.
Teri Lynn Rogers Madden
August 7, 2017
Always loved watching him play baseball and was lucky to meet him 5 years ago. I was looking forward to seeing him at Alumni Weekend this Saturday as I always go to see Dutch. I will miss seeing him but am glad he is not suffering anymore. He was and is my fav Phillies player ever.
Deborah Smoot
August 7, 2017
Dutch, our family ADORED you ... you were "The Man!" Rest in peace and out of pain. God bless you and also watch over your beautiful family. So sad.
Tammy Nye
August 7, 2017
I enjoyed baseball w/ my friend Deb and her Phillies in the early.' 90's.Especially. Kruky & Daulton.We will miss you, Darren.We have great memories.
Julie Fusco RN
August 7, 2017
Sincere sympathies on Dutch's passing. A great ball player & person, he was the leader of many a team in Phillie. May God welcome him home and heal your grieving hearts.
Joann Joyce
August 7, 2017
I named my son Daulton after Darren rest in peace
Kathy Casey
August 7, 2017
Rest in peace Dutch. You Had a great run as usual you gave it your all . You truly will be missed sending you love from Philly .
Andrea Krivanek
August 7, 2017
Daulton Family
I'm sorry to hear about the passing of Darren DAULTON. I watched him play with the Philadelphia Phillies.
Harry Simpson
August 7, 2017
Godspeed Darren, and thank you for sharing a part of your life with us.
August 7, 2017
RIP thanks for all you did for the baseball world. You were a great and inspiring person.
Dorothy Swain
August 7, 2017
I met Dutch at Spring Training. His smile was infectious. He took time to interact with every single fan. I will always remember him for his tenacious attitude and leadership on and off the field. Dutch will always be in Phillies fan hearts. My sincere and heartfelt sympathy to Dutch's family. He is. It gone. He is just away. God. Less.
Maryanne Orourke
August 7, 2017
Darren,for all the great memories you gave to all of your fans thank you
Vicki Roberts
August 7, 2017
A great catcher. I loved watching him play. With tears rolling down my face I say " RIP ". You will be missed.
Jason Kellenbenz
August 7, 2017
Summer of '93, one of the greatest of my life. Freshman-sophomore in college, and the epic worst-to-first run of the Phils led by 'Dutch'. I'll remember that salami he hit against St. Louis in a key game late that summer. RIP Dutch. You were one of our favorites...
Jenkins Family
August 7, 2017
We offer our deepest condolences during this time of bereavement. May the God of peace be with you and, we wish that the many prayers of family and friends help to ease your pain.
Leanna Masciulli
August 7, 2017
My thoughts and prayers to the Daulton family. Dutch was such a kind and wonderful man, he will greatly be missed by many who knew him. He has and will always be my hero. May he Rest In Peace
Claire Kane
August 7, 2017
Fly high Dutch and rest easy in the arms of our Lord Jesus Christ. Thank you for all of the treasured memories. You are a true gentleman on and off the field. Baseball will never be the same without you. I love you Dutch❤
August 7, 2017
Please accept my condolaanes to family and family and friend of Darren Dulton. My my God of comfort be with the family i these trying time. JB
August 7, 2017
Daulton Famuly
Soeey for your loss Darren was a inspiration to everyone .He fought hard to stay here.But his in no more pain ..Will always remember him as the greatest Catcher He made the philly family proud.
RIP
Prayers
lupi Family
August 7, 2017
Another loss for the sport of baseball. My condolences to the friends, family and fans of Darren Daulton. His talent will not be forgotten. Heb 6:10
Maryann Lapchak
August 7, 2017
GOD BLESS THE ENTIRE DAULTON FAMILY...What a team leader - the Phillies will NEVER EVER have another dedicated team leader and player.
I had the pleasure of meeting Dutch two years ago in Philadelphia - Wall of Fame for Pat Burrell - got to have my picture taken with him,along with getting his autograph (when they told us no autographs). I said Darren would you sign my shirt? He said sure, I said well this is the greatest birthday present ever Dutch Dalton and Pat Burrell all on the same day....he smiled and said well Happy Birthday!!! Gave a me a kiss on the cheek and a hug and said enjoy your day.
I said God Bless You, you are an inspiration to all of us. Shook my hand and said thanks.
I sure hope we RETIRE #10. God Bless you all - you will truly be missed.
Maryann Lapchak
Berwick, PA.
Debbie Colelli
August 7, 2017
God Bless You Darren and your family and may you rest in Peace
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